1. Microsoft Office 2007 FastFacts May 6, 2009

2. Topics The Microsoft Office Button The Quick Access Toolbar The Ribbon The Mini Toolbar

3. The Microsoft Office Button

4. Microsoft Office Button Located in the top left corner of the window Looks like a Windows emblem Has many options behind it that used to be on the File drop down menu

5. Open Microsoft Office Button What the button looks like when opened Menu choices on left, most recently used documents on right Word options, defaults, located at the bottom

6. The Quick Access Toolbar

7. Quick Access Toolbar Small toolbar that begins as three buttons The one place at the top of the window that the user can customize Can change location of toolbar as well as commands on the toolbar

8. Button to Customize Quick Access Toolbar

9. The Ribbon

10. The ribbon is this top section of the window, it has replaced all other toolbars and drop down menus Can either look like this or minimized, cannot customize Organized so that what you need the most is on the first tab

11. Tabs of the Ribbon These are the default tabs located on the ribbon. There may be additional tabs that appear when working with specific tools such as tables or charts

12. How to Find What you Want on the Ribbon Each tab is broken down into groups The group name is located on the bottom of the ribbon Each group then holds the various command buttons The screen tip you get if you hold your mouse over a command is much more detailed than it used to be

13. Dialog Box Launcher On the bottom of the ribbon where some group names are, is the dialog box launcher button If you cannot find a command you are looking for, use this to maybe locate the command

14. Help Button Help button is located on the far right hand side of the ribbon Can still use shortcut key of F1 to launch help window as well Can be very useful…

15. The Mini Toolbar

16. Mini Toolbar Mini Toolbar will only appear when a selection of text is made Quick way to make formatting changes

17. Microsoft Excel 2007 FastFacts May 6, 2009

18. Topics Organizing Data Analyzing Data Presenting Data

19. Organizing Data

20. Number of Rows/Columns The size of the worksheet has been greatly increased Each worksheet now has over 16,000 lettered columns Each worksheet now has over 1,000,000 numbered rows Can still have 255 worksheet within a workbook

21. Create a table Can format data as a table On the Insert Tab in the Tables Group is the Table Command Several benefits to this Table can be easily formatting Can easily soft/filter data

22. Analyzing Data

23. Sorting/Filtering Sorting and Filtering is similar to Excel 2003 On the Data tab in the Sort & Filter Group are the commands needed Sorting used to have a limit of three columns, now no limit

24. Conditional Formatting Conditional Formatting can be used to selectively highlight certain cells, cells whose data meets certain criteria On the Home Tab in the Styles Group is the Conditional Formatting Command This is a new feature in Excel 2007

25. Presenting Data

26. Charts When creating a chart can still use the shortcut key of F11 Or on the Insert Tab in the Charts Group are all of the commands for creating a chart Once a chart is created, contextual based tabs will appear on the ribbon to work with the chart

27. Save, Save As, Etc. When saving a file in Excel 2007 can save as the new version or the old version New Version is.xlsx Old Version is.xls Conversion issues Compatibility checker